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Friday, April 4

Featured on: Ceremony Magazine's Blog

We are featured on Ceremony Magazine's blog today with our Emerald Art Deco shoot we did with Morgan Events, Anna Kuperberg Photography and Chalkhill Estate Winery. The shoot is published in the 2014 issue of Ceremony Magazine but they included all of the shots in their blog feature today. 







Thank you Ceremony Magazine!

Thursday, February 13

Press: Ceremony Magazine, San Francisco Bay Area 2014

We got the opportunity to work with the wonderful team at Ceremony Magazine again at their industry event last year at Dogpatch Wine Works and we are featured in many sections of their NEW 2014 issue of Ceremony San Francisco Bay Area. They were so awesome to include 2 of our weddings and 3 photo shoots, along with various bouquet and boutonniere photos. 

Grab your copy of the new Ceremony issue in stores now or online and look for Michael Daigian Design! 


Dogpatch Wine Works Photo Shoot
Photos by: Lily Rose Photography
Linens: Napa Valley Linens
Chairs, Glassware, Flatware & China: Classic Party Rentals
Custom Chandelier and Lighting: H&H Event Lighting
Floral and Table Design: Michael Daigian Design
Metal Structure: Michael Daigian Design





See the photos of the featured weddings and all the photo shoots on Facebook/MichaelDaigianDesign. 



If you haven't already "Like" us on Facebook and see what we are up to...its going to be a busy year!

Wednesday, August 8

Press: Grace Ormonde Wedding Style

We are so excited to be featured in the new Fall/Winter 2012 issue of Grace Ormonde Wedding Style magazine, the magazine hits stores today. 

 

This table design was really fun for us to get to use some of our favorite types of flowers in unique ways. Joyce from Events of Distinction designed the triangle table layout and set the tone for us at Michael Daigian Design to create designs that were modern and unique. 

 

The photo shoot took place on the upper level of Terra Gallery in San Francisco. The staff there was so amazing and accommodating, they even moved a painting for us from downstairs to our shoot location that matched our table perfectly.If you are unfamiliar with this venue please check out their website and think of them for your next event. We have been to many event's at Terra and designed for weddings that took place there. It is a perfect location if you want a unique open space or a "blank canvas" to create any type of style or look you want for your event.

Roberta from Resource One Inc. took the desired look, shape and feel of the table and created these custom linens and chair covers.
About 250 tall white calla's were used to create this custom floral chandelier. We even designed it took look like it was hanging from a calla stem.

Underneath this large chandelier we covered the mechanics with green galax leaves and you can see that the callas were stacked on top of each other to create the chandelier.

Designing free standing succulent runners took time and patience but we think it was worth it, don't you?
We used succulents, green fuzzy dianthus and milk plant to create this vibrant green and amazingly textured table runner.
We wrapped tall votive holders and the container of the middle low arrangement with a mesh of black crystals to give a subtle touch of bling to the table.
Overhead shot while we are still putting the table design together at Terra Gallery in SF.
Low diamond shaped arrangement of yellow pin cushions, succulents and white phaleanopsis orchids was placed under the large chandelier to balance out the visual weight.
Black and silver footed vases from Accent Decor held clean lined arrangements of tall white callas, yellow pin cushions and succulents.
We accented the tall arrangements with black mesh to add a modern non-floral texture

The table is ready for its close-up now!





Here's a little behind the scenes video clip of the photo shoot!
(Sorry for the shaking...)


Thank you to Roberta (Resource One Inc), Joyce (Events of Distinction), Classic Party Rentals, Catherine Hall Photography and Terra Gallery for all your hard work. We had a great time working with everyone on this shoot!

Thursday, March 1

2012 Trend Watch: Tangerine Tango


If you haven't heard, which is impossible unless you have been living under a rock, the Pantone Color of 2012 is Tangerine Tango. Some designers may say that they do not follow the color trend that is forecasted for the year but even if we did not want to follow this trend it seems to be what all our brides are asking for this year. We are pairing Tangerine with peach, butter yellow and blush pink to bring more depth to the color palette, you could call it Tequila Sunrise. We might even throw in a touch of French blue or Fuchsia if we are feeling whimsical. Whatever your color palette is adding a touch of Tangerine will give it that extra pop of youth and vibrancy. 
















“Sophisticated but at the same time dramatic and seductive, Tangerine Tango is an orange with a lot of depth to it,” said Leatrice Eiseman, executive director of the Pantone Color Institute®. “Reminiscent of the radiant shadings of a sunset, Tangerine Tango marries the vivaciousness and adrenaline rush of red with the friendliness and warmth of yellow, to form a high-visibility, magnetic hue that emanates heat and energy.” 





Color therapy through the years:

2012 Tangerine Tango. Vivacious reddish orange "energy boost to recharge and move forward"
2011 Honeysuckle. A vibrant reddish-pink "perfect to ward off the blues."
2010 Turquoise. An "escape from the everyday troubles of the world while at the same time restoring our sense of well-being."
2009 Mimosa. A warm yellow that "expresses hope and reassurance."
2008 Blue Iris. "Anchoring and meditative with a touch of magic."
2007 Chili Pepper. A deep red that "connotes an outgoing, confident, design-savvy attitude."
Read more here at SFGate

We hope you enjoyed our post! Come back again next week for another item in our 2012 Trend Watch or subscribe to our blog and stay in the loop. 

Thank you for stopping by!

Wednesday, February 8

Press: Ceremony Magazine

We are very excited to not only have our table design featured in the new San Francisco Bay Area Ceremony Magazine but two of our weddings that we worked on with Morgan Events. The magazine is a great coffee table size and packed full with beautiful work and inspiration. Be sure to pick up a copy of Ceremony Magazine when you are looking for event or wedding inspiration. Or you can view it online at www.ceremonymagazine.com. We had a wonderful time working with the team at Ceremony Magazine and we look forward to working with them again for the next issue.

Table design: Whimsical meets Modern
Photography: Misti Layne

To view all the images from the photo shoot Click Here


Featured wedding: Lauren and Jeff
Event Design: Morgan Events, Photography: Deanna Graham



To view all the images of the wedding Click Here

Featured wedding: Jee and Michael
Event Design: Morgan Events, Photography: Suzy Clement
To view all the images of the wedding Click Here

Thank you Morgan Doan from Morgan Events for submitting the weddings we worked on together to be featured in the first issue of San Francisco Bay Area Ceremony Magazine. We always have a great time when we work with you!

Friday, September 3

Photoshoot: Martha Stewart Weddings

When Martha Stewart weddings wanted Michael's head shot to be featured in the 'Expert Advice' section on their blog, The Bride's Guide, we called Larissa Cleveland Photography. It is a great treat to work with Larissa, who produces fabulous images and is so much fun collaborate with. Some of the wedding projects we worked with Larissa include 'Equestrian Elegance' and 'Elegant Picnic'. Here are some cool and fun pictures that Larissa took at our studio.





Happy labor day weekend!